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[25] Teaching sensitive topics: Reflecting on impact

PRESENTATION Teaching sensitive topics: Reflecting on impact Author (s) Dr Susan Roberts Senior Lecturer Hilary Rodham Clinton School of Law None Abstract Sexual violence is an emotive and sensitive issue. While there has been much emphasis on the issues which arise in researching such topics, less attention has been paid to those which emerge in…

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